ws — sort the
output of w by terminal name
The ws utility invokes
w(1) with
the specified options and then sorts the output by the name of the
controlling terminal, as BSD-style
w(1) would
do.
The ws utility exits 0 on success,
and >0 if an error occurs.
The ws utility's operation is currently
not directly affected by its environment. However, it uses
mktemp(1)
to create a temporary file, so on various systems the
TMPDIR, TMP, or
TEMP environment variables may be honored.
The ws utility's operation is currently
not directly affected by any files.
See who is logged on:
ws
Use the short format:
ws -s
The ws utility was written by
Peter Pentchev in 2010.
Peter Penchev
⟨roam@ringlet.net⟩